ANTS, ANTS and more ANTS - BEWARE We stayed in this campground for 3 long nights. We picked this campground, in an emergency, due to a death in the family and needed to be as close as possible for four days. It was the only site they had available. After our first night we noticed some ants in different areas throughout the trailer (no big deal since after all we are camping). By the second day we were loaded, kitchen, bathroom, entry doors and some even managed to get into our bed. The ants were crawling all over the outside connections, electrical box and cord, water hose. In all our three years camping throughout the U.S. we have never encountered such a problem. Luckily Walmart was near by to purchase Home Defense at 7 in the morning (which we never used since we never had too). As I was spraying the outside of the camper the neighbor next to me came over to inquire, told him what was going on, and he said "yeah I spray all the time to control it". We have been spraying the camper outside and in, multiple times. They got into our food cabinets and walls as well. After 5 days of continuously spraying everywhere I think we have finally gotten control of it. Majority have been killed off.
Other - This campground is next to train tracks and you can hear the horn blow all night long as the train passes. The sites are not more than 5 feet apart from one another, that didn't matter as we just needed a full hook up to sleep. One positive - the bathroom and showers were clean, though did notice some ants there as well.
Hook-ups: Electrical - Back Right, Sewer - Back, Water - Back left We camped at Highland Pines Campground in a Travel Trailer. read more